To Johannes, Steve Fisher, and Alan
Similar thoughts in one response.... Recommend the following and read about context & contextlast in help for dropping multiple filenames on a button. See: "drag and drop on buttons" Your button can now be clicked to open a menu AND for dragdrop filenames. ----------------------- To Johannes, --- In [email protected], "jbkilian" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >... > whats the easiest way to add drag and drop support to the nice > FloatingTags Script? > > I would like to drag a file from my filemanager to a > FloatingTag. The FloatingTag should take the file as argument. > For example my editor as tag should open the dragged file. >... > Johannes CL.AddLeft(CmdList, 1, "Script", "Setstring f |") CL.AddLeft(CmdList, 1, "Script", "if(contextlast)") CL.AddLeft(CmdList, 1, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]","("++ iTagNo ++ ",f)") "f" has to be a global variable, and in your FloatingTag.powerpro, add a: @DropFile if (arg(2)=="|") do WIN.Debug("Run MENU for tag#", arg(1)) else WIN.Debug("Run FILE for tag#", arg(1), arg(2)) endif QUIT ----------------------- And to Steve Fisher, Basically, the same response as above. LCmd1 = Script LParam1 = SetString rcmd | LCmd2 = Script LParam2 = If (contextlast) LCmd3 = [EMAIL PROTECTED] LParam3 = (?"C:\Program Files\pgrm.exe", rcmd, "This buttons MENU") In pproConfShorts.txt @DropFiles if (arg(2)=="|")do WIN.Debug("will script to Run MENU", arg(3)) else WIN.Debug("will script to Run FILE", arg(1), arg(2)) endif QUIT ----------------------- To Alan, Incidentially, the Help file Index for "drag and drop on buttons" goes to "Drag and drop onto a bar". I'm often saying "buttons" instead of "bars". Have fun, Ted Attention: PowerPro's Web site has moved: http://www.ppro.org Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
